Everyday tools of the trade
Editors, CLIs, and gadgets that keep a hacker moving.
Quick: Set up Laravel 4 installation
Lauhakari Mikko
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0 responses
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php, laravel, git
Migrate Subversion to Git
Bart Bakker
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0 responses
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migration, subversion, git
Git Time Savers
Rodolfo Novak
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3 responses
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zsh, cli, tricks, git
Make vim's ':e' work in your terminal
Chisel Wright
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2 responses
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vim, chiselwright, bash
Print the process 'forest'
Paolo Di Tommaso
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
Xcode + VIM = ❤️
Christian Sampaio
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0 responses
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cocoa, ios, xcode, vim
Make ack search additional file types
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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grep, ack
Measure top 10 shell commands to be more productive
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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shell, aliases, productivity, git
Install a perl modul in given directory
Ulrich Kautz
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0 responses
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perl, linux
Git in color
Ignacio
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0 responses
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terminal, commands, git
Search files for text, get files and line numbers.
Chris Fidao
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2 responses
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shell, cli, linux
Train Yourself and Ban the arrow keys
Allan MacGregor
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0 responses
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shell, vim, programming
Command Line Troubles
Hovaness Bartamian
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0 responses
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command line, executable, starting projects, shell
Export Delicious bookmarks
Hans Kuijpers
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0 responses
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shell, command line, bash
Manipulate launchctl $PATH
kewagi
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0 responses
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shell, os x
Killing process stuck in background
Piotr Jagielski
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1 response
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linux, ubuntu, bash
Display user avatars on Github news feed
Anas Nakawa
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0 responses
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chrome, git, javascript, github
Understanding git merges
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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merge, git
Fixing "MOUNT -T VBOXSF: NO SUCH DEVICE"
kAldown
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant, mount
Rainbows & Stones 4 the Wealthy
Rok Fajfar
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0 responses
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ruby, terminal, awesome, output
Use vim commands in shell
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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shell, vim, cli, commands
Git Branches
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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git, branches
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